Fernando Rojasbarr

Raúl, an obsessive university student, goes out every night to photograph victims of murders and urban fatalities in Mexico City. Accompanied by Manuel, a seasoned journalist, he delves into the world of sensationalist crime reporting to advance his thesis research. Despite his mother's concern, Raúl harbors a growing, adrenaline-fueled curiosity masked as academic interest. Through lies and a stroke of luck, he manages to go on a night patrol alone, leading him to confront the country's violent reality firsthand.

A prehistoric family's desperate search for a mythical source of life turns to tragedy when the egos and obsessions of its male members rise to the surface.

An extraordinary black comedy that explores the limits of survival and absurdist political power games. The story takes place in times of elections in Mexico. A candidate for Governor runs over a pregnant migrant. After the accident, and to avoid a possible scandal, he hides her in a building he owns. Pressured by his political boss and so as not to ruin his political career, the candidate evicts the migrant. In a non-realistic style, the film focuses on the stories that surround the migrant during her search for a room. A radical film, with a critical gaze, that reflects the spirit of contemporary Mexican society.

The economy has collapsed. In a universe of moral and economic impoverishment, we find Flavia, a spoiled teenager with artistic aspirations that are somewhat frustrated when she is not accepted at the University. Her neighbor Martin, a mature man with rigid routines, is her antipode. When Flavia meets Martin, there are sparks of friction at all times, and the situation is unlikely to get any better.